New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
Angell at Belmont Her examination was set down for
next Monday afternoon
BISHOP POTTERS FUNERAL TO-DAY:
ALL TIE ARRANGEMENTS MADE .HOw TIE PUBL
WILL he SEALED.

ALL TIE ARRANGEMENTS MADE 1How TIE PUBLIC
WILL BE SEATED.
The funeral Of the Right Rev. Horstio Potter, sixth
Bishop of the Diocese of NewYork, at Trinity Church
to-day, will be impressive the presence OF large
body OF mourning eccesssiics In their robes OF white
and black and the beautiful burial service Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church make It, 1t was the
OF The RENDERS OF the Bishops family that the
service be short and simple consistent with bis
exalted position In the Church and among men, and that
the major portion Of ii be read by the oeating clergy
rather than cnanted by a choir Persuaded, however,
by their friends the clergy they have consented
to the substitution OF a full choral service. The full
surplced choir OF Trinity, Reinforced 10y volunteers from
among its former memoer'. numbering In All about
Messitcr will sing Crofcs burial service In addluon
this afs the readins OF The lesson the hymn No AZ
Kiss My soul and stretch Thy Wings, will DO sung
and the reeessIonal VIII be hymn No. 500. on
Parsdisel Oh Paradise !" There Will he no sermon
The oody OF ;hc dead prelsie will be- takeu from bis
bone No. 80 East twenty -secondst at o'clock and,
ioowed by the fsmy and eose ii s IN 10
Broadway, 70 Trinity Church. AS the procession al-
breaches the church the large hell in The steeple VIII he
toied The ceremonies i'll tue church VIII BEGIN promptly
at 10 O'Clock. when a procession headed by Se1ton
Thomas P Browne and stif, ana followed by the cirrgy
OF ths ana other diooesrs In srpces VIII Issue RON Vs
vrsy and down the south aisle 10 the yestbne ana
return up the middle aisle 10 CHAIRS which nave been
and tue Oh noel rail- second procession made up OF
across bearer The .urpced choir. four atolytes ana
Bishops &. 30, Williams ami Duaue aud the Rev Drs,
Dix. hwope. lobdell, Riche and Morgan, gho VIII
Ocidr, Will then march through the south aisle 10 tho
ain vesti oule tue body will lie Iet and escorted
the middl- aisle u tie chancel. During the pro-
Victor Buier. the assistant organst Will play
the Dead March from raul on tie great Organ
The coffin containing the Bishops body will rest during
the services with head toward the altar cat iiaque
covered with Iurpe plush In the chaucel tue
choir After the services Will he preceded to The
door OF the church by those who pat clpated IN the
Other PROFESSIONS ard followed by the friends arra es
vii! be provided for the clergy desiring 10 Follow the
body TO tho Grand Central station, whore special train
will be really 10 IL POuGhkcepss fof burial Inc
train Will start at 1890 4. IN.
The seatipg arrangements in Trinity Church have heen
perfected by Sexton Browne. All the pews on the
middle aisle will re resrrSo d for ;he members OF The
family, thrir friends and rerIy wtnont suIphces The
pews nearest the chaucel the north aisle VIII De
Ieshrveh for tie managers OF the 30 RI OF Msslons
eiRht trustees OF UuiOa tolere aud Professor Dsler
Floyd ClarksoD, George VI. Miller and stephen T. NASH
Of The STANDING Committee Of the Diocese The genera
public Will be admitted by the north aud south doors 70
the side aislrs without tickets un the Sc ats re le
The Bishops holy clad In cassock chmer- and ro,he
placed In it, coffin last evening and viewed ny rev
fre IDS o. the family To those VINO hal not sern PTS
since Ia active work In the cocese II looked
sOmew strange, II "a covered Nith white. SILKY
beard The remains vii! not be exposed 10 view IN the
church.
On account OF the death of Bishop Potter. who has
been trustee Of Columbia Co lege for moro than tfty
years. the college vii be cOsai to-day and many OF tho
students will attend the funeral.